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SPANISH PIPERS .FF.vri,LE, DEC. 4, , ,-The Duke,del - Parque, Com nifinclr of / tle. left, reported to his. A , l;ikty, fiAm the load iluartercin • Ajas, under date or tht 24th of NOv , mber, that on the precediny. day the ene ma, 8000 1061, 2nd 2000 horse, stroriglyattaaed sit ions at Carpio, and the neighbouring,heights, acid that he not only' repulsed, hut pursued him half a leagutl beyond Ms_4ifia del • Campo, where the French rallied; night - coming on; alter, they had sustained vrry considerable loss . :in this aaion, the perrici.lars of which are expe6re*l. The infantry ;raid artillery of our armY_ tiehaved'with t ; the utmost. - vallantry. On the following day at two o'clock in the morning,•th.e enemy evatweed. Medina, which. tovt n Ivas „immediately. occupied by//the light parties. FtioM THE SA7lJri PLACE, IDEC 6:—ln 'consequence of the intelligence ret eived. by the Duke del Parque, Commander in Chief of the Artn3r - of the Left, of what happened to the' army of La Mancha at geapa, he made t he' necessary diTositionfOr his retreat from Carpi°, which be begun in the night of the 26th of last month, and contated the whole of the .27th With the utmost orde,r, as far as Vittoria and Cordovilla„ where he halted, in order to allow his troops some rephse. On the same day, the 27th,' at ten o'clock . at night, he pursued his retreat with the same order as on the preceding day, and arrived on the 28th; at seven 'o'clock in the morning, al Alba de Tortnes, Without his march having in theleast been obstrueled . by the enemy, although the •French closely pursued him. He drew tip. his troops on the heights, which Command that limn on the right of the Tonnes, 'and ordered part of them to take Post on the other emi nences, which - also, command the above town, on the.left bank of that river, in order to cover his rear -guard, the bridges and shallows,, where the depth, of water was very t:ifling.. In this sit uation,. t he' enemy attacked him in the first position, but was gallantly repulsed by our infantry. and artillery. A body of French horse thereupon appeared on his right.flank, and our cavalry, wipe!), according to the General's orders, was to charge the enemy's horse, meanly retreated before it came within pistol shot, and al though part, of them were made to rally, and re turn to their "post, yet they took to flight again, abandoned the camp, and uncovered the right flank of the army; The enemy taking advantage of this incident, charged our first divison Of foot which be-, cup ied that point, and although, it made . the most gallant, and determined resistan c e," yet it was at length compelled to :yield to the superior force-of the French Lame, who broke its, line, notwitbsyding the exemplary valour it aiiplaye c i. The vanguard„ Hosted on the left, Sustained several charges of the same cavalry, .but repulsed it three times, .sup- . ported 'by the second division; at length it form. ed an, oblong square, in which were . Don Ga.. brif.d De Mendizabal, second in comMand of tfie said army,' and Don Martin - de . la C;rnera, C o in 4 mantling: General of the vanguard ; and in this it Withstood the -enemy's attacks. with the greatest Atruropeter . wa'sent by . the'Friich to call upon diem to lay down their arms.' TheY listenedndt to their;roposal, .and continued, their defence, lb' this state of things night came on, e ... an4 th van and, second division, iivahing theinselves of it, were able to' retthat by the heights on tire left bankaof the Tormes. The Duke del Parque ordered the whdle army to retreat in the . direCtion of Tamamer, _and this ,retrograde movement was accordingly ea - wed with all the order that Could be desit'ed, until ;he fol 2 lowing morning : w hen the artily had arrived ' within' a l i it,tlc.! - more . tll.an , two lt , agtres.distipce from that to:iin, ardinour fit?.w throu' 4 ll the -ranks of the rear of the army . , that the enemy was 'advancirig furca to c.ltarge our. infwtry.„ This rumniir,- an,i - small Orty of dr;igoo!,s ~ y.hich node its appeiranc,:, caused some disprth-r, and . i(gi eat d;sper,ion, and part-,of the pale soldiers, Who fo , • E ght Iwtoes on the . height of Mega, ,thiew away their fireloekS,- ktlap sacks, and whatever else they cairied, tosenable them to effect their escape. The; army then took a posi tion in the.mountain of Franzai where The dispersed troops rejoined their corps.- In the action of Alba, the van, the hist- divkion, and p'a'rt Of the second, behaved . with distinguished gal!an;ry, ainl actions were performed by se..eral.officers, which proved.llll . - cotnmon intrepidity arv!.. spirit. The enemy's loss is stated by the Commander in Chief 'to- be consider able ; but that of . our army was - also great-for want ' of horses. The Duke promises to report the further , particulars as soon as he shali.ltave collected the par ticular reports of the Generals' of DivisionS. CORDUBA,Nov. 30.—The , Supreme Junta of .Go vernment hating bten informed of the disgraceful dispers'inn of our army of La Mancha, dispatched ' with ail- lr iste.variOus exprtsses, with directions that the mountain sharp shooters shotild take-the road to. La Plan Almaden, and other important points:, send ing oti7at the same time a number of mountain chasseers, completely equipped, and made every. exertion to cnver and protect this province. Later accounts which we have recei%ed, are not of so &only a'complexion:as the first I,*rere; it . is certain thai our army . rallied with promptitude, .and , pro ceeded to re-occupy the Yes terday arrived here a tramport of artillery of a 1,-irge calibre, and several cart loads of Muskets, . whicli were all ,Stnt torthe - JEAN, DEC. Duke of .13clluii,1 is at Ye— benes with 6 or 7000 int.n Aljnpin,, and the contiguous vtlia:;es there are :5O() men; in Mora 3000. roe-numoer which reinain of the garrison of Toledo is not very .cnnsiderahl,•. On Saturday salvoes of .-artillery - were fired in Toledo and Ye betses, celeXate tilt) anniversary or the coronation the Emperor. 'Part„of the division of General MOrtier has gone towaras Castile, as also'have the troops which, after tlw:.batile of Ocana,.tetreated- towards Madrid ; but that . Getieral himself, and the rest at Iris division, hils'ilken the raid teOven', order"to force the enemy's t.;-bops; : in that point, to pass 'thebridge of-, cAlmarct. ..5111P Lk.), ,G , AVE9.&ND, JAN. „ I , -,AIY S. Arrived--tire a e Economy, Hoare, nd Nancy - , Brown, from' ..Quenec ; and the La Fortuna, ". , Irorn Cadiz. s. l :;eri --tue John, for Berbics, _Alexanfler,. Gripp.:" - , for Cadiz,.; Roxburgh Castle, Bevans, for Trii,l uad ; liro,-vn, La - Nladeira ; and the Betsey,:l3lytit,' Jur 5 lit .rnas'S.• Fre )): ,L OIVDO Al AZ ETTI 4 Jan. <6. • "Adiniralty- fun. • 6, 1 810. : Admiral Lord Gambier- lia,; tfans.r.teri to — John Nilson croker,;(l. a Ldter from the HO n. Captain B':uverie, of . Iris Naj:--sty's ship Medusa, stating the capture of Abe Frerir:th privateer' I Aventureot liour deeux, of 14 gtws and 82 men had sailed from, that port on the preceding clay, Ad . bad not :made any capture. ,‘ •„: •. Carlton House -Jan. -3 1810. • The Prince of Wales..has been plea.,eerto.appoint the Rey:Win. M'Dwineil, M.A. to he one of his Royal -Highness's Chapklins in Ordinary. War-Office,' Jan. 6, .1810. zd Regirnent of Life Guards, Lielttenant William Elliott, •frorn the• North York Militia, to be Cornet and Sub. Lieu, • pliant by purchase, vice Hall, who retires: Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, CorOct It. 0. Fenwick, • . to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Richard, who "re 'tires. Ist . Regiment of Dragoon ,Guards. General Francis Ldrd Fle.''.ithfield, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Cotonel, 'vice General Sir Williarn Pitt, deceased. 6th Regiment of• Dragoon Guards, Cornet froth 'l9th 'Light Dragoons, to be Cornet,. without pur. chase, vice Fultonpromoti'd.. , " loth' Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Edward Turner to he Lieutenant, by pnrchase, vice Sir B. Graham, who retires.'• rim Ditto, Quarter-Master George Body to be Regimental Quarter- Master. Lltii Ditto, Quarter-Master - lameson, to be Re.gi mental Quarter, Master. Hospital Mate George'Larchier, to be•Assisfant Surgeon, vice M‘Gillivray, promoted in the 6otlt Foot. Istil Ditto; Hospital Mate - Mostyri, to be ,Asiist , . ant. Surgeon, . vice Forbes, promoted in the 9stli toot. zoth Ditto, Major-Ge ne r a l Lord William Bernina, from the Half-pay of the lett:. 24th Light DtaktiOns, to be Co lonel; vice Lord Heathfield, appointed to the 'Command • of the ist Drageon..G tiaras. 25th Ditto r Lioutenant N._ Raven, from the S4th Foot, to be ' Lleuter*nt, vice Dw)er, who exchanges.. " Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, the Honourable Arthur iohn ' Hill Fitz Gerald de Koos, to be Ensign,, vice Poulter, • i.deceasal. - • C,oldstlearrt Regiment of . Foot Guards, lames , Bradshaw, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Boroughs, promted , . tst Regiment of Foot, •Lieutenant Nathaniel Hood, front half- pay of the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice MlCarthy wild exchanges. 3d Dino,- Lieutenant William Fowden, to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice To.cket, who retires. _En sign Richard Hooper to be Lieutenant, lb); purchase, .vice FoWden. Charles Walsh,. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Skid!, promoted. Edward Price Thomas, 'co he Ensign, without purchase, vice Wood, pro- . - inured. Hospital-Mate Frederick brown to be Assistant-. SuNeon - . vice•Stzintord, , plomotcd in the 2oth Foot. .• 6th Regiment ntf Foot, luhn ,Fraser, Gent. to ..he Ensign, Withoht purchase,, vice Edmonds, promoted in the 6th Garrison l&ittaiion. '. • 9th Ditto, Hospital -Mate Thr.mas_ Fiddes to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Milne., deceased. 13th Ditto,' to be Lientetiant's'. nsign • Preston,- deCeased. • Emi,.oi Ale )(ander G vice "'very, .deceased. Ensign.knox Barrett, vice Mar - kil t - Im, , cieceosed. Ensign 'Robert Paitison, vice _Shadwell, de. ceased • • To be Ensigns...—Flancis Young, Gent. vice Reed. Thomas Lase Wri t Ult- Gent. .vice Gunning, Joseph' , Pollard,' Gent.. vice I.lo.prett. Joseph , Wager Gason, Gent. vice Pattisoir. r3th Ditto, Ensign Henry Masse, to be..Lieutenantl without purchase, vice .`-fiat, who resigns. losephliamell,•Gent. : ' to be Ensign, vice Mosse. • st Di Ito n-tO be First ' tett tclnant, without purchase.—Se , cund Licutenant A. Montgomerie, vice MCWaI), promoted. und Litutcilant ik. WAlker, .1/ice Tii_v ..ho resigns.. Sec , .id Lieutcn.,nt and Adjutant lames Steward to have the Of lieutenant:" --- Seeand Lieutenant Cliarlcs Furlong; iienson; who resigns. .Second Lieutenant. Tfr.,mas vic e e •llrough, who resigns. I.ieutena; lion. F. li. NlOrris, by pore::..e, vice :\l'Kaj', promotfd. iohn 'Samuei'Martin . Gent. vice Furlong. . Gates, Gent. . vi,_e : Fonhianque, PedUie; Gent. vice Waller. 2, 3 1 Ditto,'sccona.Lietitenanf G. Ectishain to be.FirSt Lieu-. tenart;: by Tharbas, who retires . , ' 1• Joyner; cieht. tO be Second: Lieutenant, without purchase," vice Feusharn. • - 2st . li Ditto, :z; , l6 , ier Blown, Gent. to he Ensign, - without t purchase, v.ce I :win, pr nr,teo in the 63(1 Foot. ; 29th Sl;rgeon I. A. St..nturd, from the 3:i Foot, to be Surgeon, vice (.%orarie, pOITIOtecI On the 'Sta•F. • 34th Dit-to, Ensign ATexander 141 4 Farlane; frOrn ifie - '4211 Gar_ rison 13attalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 7 .3,5 tn Ditto, be Lieutenant, witficlut purchase, vice, Burke, - who retires. 4.)th , DiVro, Hospital-Mare Wm. Barry to' be Asistant-Sur-' geon,yice Foreade, promoted in the S3tl Fout.. • 4341 Ditto, Etis;gll the iiOn Charie, Gore, ffolli the . 6th Foot, to be tiethei,nt, viiititout por,i,ase , 4111 . th Ditto, Hospital-Mate MofEttt to be Assistant.' S y rgeon_ ' • , 57th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Christopher I Itun;•hries to be Assistant2Surgeori, vice, Way,lell, promoted in the 6,6 th Foot.' lioSpital , Mati•lltsinas Snow to be Mini. -Goth Ditto Assistant-Surgeon. George Beattie,- tronl the 9zd . root, to be Surgeon, vice M•Giliivray, deceased. • • . . .64111'Ditto, Lieutenant . it. H. Kelly to be Ci:ptali of a Corn.' • parry, without- purchase,:vice Barton,'•appitited to the Ist • Garrison battalion.. - 66th 15itto, Captain William Ferns, ,from the 7th Cliurison Baltalidn, to•be Captain - tit a cOrripany, vice Wiys, wno e.x.chafiges. Henry Larnerly Hendley., 'Gent. to be 'En . sign, xice. Cotter, neceased...,„Assistant-.Surgeon John was dell, from the.s7th. Foot, tel be Surgeon,. vice Burmeister, promoted on the Staff. 67th vitro, assistant-Surgeon lames Gelder, from the 46th Foot, to be-A”istatit-.Surgeon.• •. 75th .Ditto, ThZniias Withy bunan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Barry, promoted. 78th. l)it:o, Captain Martin Lindsay to be Major, without puicitas , ,. vice M'Donnetl, promoted. l)itto, Brevet. Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Bourke, front the Quarter-Master-General's 'Stall, to be Miijor, vice Itindeli, who ex.6ianges • • Ditto, Ebsign-waller•Howard, from-the Queen's County Militia; to be Ensign. • 8311 Ditto, Ensign'Charles O'Neill to, be Lieutenant,,.with outiittr-hase, vice-Richards, whii retires. - Assistant-S gepn Henry Forcarte, from the 4 , -.)th Foot, to 00 Surgeon, .vice Bruit; promoted on the Staff... . 54th Ditto, Lieutenant Anthony Dwyer, front The 25th Apight Dragoons-, to be Lieutenant, vice. haven, who exchatu:,es. gsth , Ditto, .Second Lieutenant Francis Di on 'to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vtce..Clerlt,_ who.retirr s. to - 6th Ditto, Scrjeant-NiajOr Samuel Hingston to be Adju tant, (With the Rank of 'ft nsign,) vice fawcett, removed' from the Service. - . 2 ,1 We s t Allen Maclean, Gent. to be Eu. sign, vice Wood, whose Appointment has not taken place. ..ith Ditto, Mines: M'Cabe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice I lodg son, deceased. •' 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Honourable from zoth 'cot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Da , 'ere, who retires. Cth Ditto, Capt. ;amps Fraser, from 4.2 d Foot, to be Ma- Sor, vice Gordon, deceased. Charles Caulfield, Gent. to,be,. Ensign, vice Hennessy, whose appoininent has not taken p lace. Royal African Corps,„Major Charles Maxwell•to be Lieute nant Colonel, without purchase. Captain lohn Kingsley to be Major, vice Maxwell, tient. Robert Cliartie to be - Captain of a Company, • vice Kingsley: Ensign Robert Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice. Chartres. Voltlnteer joint to be Ensign, vice TkoMpson. Cape Reguncnr;Keirieth Forb'es, Gent. to be Ensign, with , out.purchae, -vice Sutherland, promoted in the3d loot. ist Garrison Battalion, Captain .B. .Barton, train 64th . loot, to be Captain , of a Company, .vi e L'Estrangc, ap pointed an la . rpeCtiug wield 011icer of 'a Recruiting Dis 4th Ditto, Denny.F ; iihy Macarthy, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Farlime, ;promoted in the 3.4 th Foot. sth - Garrisim Battation,'Ensign aid Adjutant James Clarke 'to have the Rake Or Lieutenant. - .6th Ditto, Ensign D. French, to be Lieutenant, vice Rud k.ins, who rens. Ensign It. Edmonds, from the. 6th -Foot, to be TLicuttuatitr, pOintect AdjutanOof a Recruitin.:4'..Distrid. Matthew Thomas O'Reilly, Cent. to be Ensign, vice,French;7 • .• • • • • 7th I.)tto, Captain Arthur Morris, from the 66th Foot, to . he Captain of a Company, Vice PernS, who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion,• Captain (oho ..14que t s, from the,3d Foot, to be . Cap t ain ofla •CO m p any , vice DAVyer,.. appointed to the 12th goyal.Veteran Battalion. • Ensign Williant Sutherland, from the 6th Royal Veteran-Bat ; talion,io be Ensign, vice O'Brien, whoseappointirient has not taken place. • 4thl Ditto, Captain'ClfarleS Pickard, froin , 36th Foot,- to be Captain of a Company, vice pmtly,.appointed.to the.td Royal Yeter.nt Battalion. Lieut. Thomas Grainger, from the,Royal, to be .Lieutenant, vice .Maclean', appointed to• the twin Royal . Veteran Battalion. Quarter.. Master John o!Brien, from the 62d Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice -John son, placed on the Retired List. Quarter-Alaster ' James Robeson, from. the - •3(1 Garrison Battalion, to be ditto, vice Burton, appointed to the azth Royal Veteran Bat rt lion. 12.t.h Ditto, Colonel Oliver Grace, froM theJialf--Pay of the Qieen's German• Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. Capt. M. B. Dwyer,:from tbe i tst Royal Veteran liattall,n, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant john A. Bur. ton; from the 4th Royal Veteran llattalion, to be Lieute. pant, Lieutenant . Heolor Maclean, from the 4th Royal: - Veteran Battalion, to bc ditto. Norman 'oho .Moore, • Gent. to be Ensign. .Isaac Wood, Gent. to be ditto.• Nova. Scotia Fencibles, COlin M'Nabb, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Winsloiv, promoted.- • - • . : '4 STA FF. Major Henry lames Riddell ; from the, 79th Foot,' to - Permanent Assist:nt in the Quarter .Master-General's' Department, vice Bourke, who exchanges.* • , • Lieutenant fames Stevenson, of the Ist Royal Veteran Bat , ralton, to be Adjutant of Detachments at. York flospital,! Chelsea. Codschall lonson„ . Esq.' to be Paymaster Of a Recruiting ,Distriet, vice ‘Vilson, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon M. A. Burmeister, from the 66th Foot, to Lz Sur geohi to the Forces. Surgeon cigeorge Gutliric,'t rom the, 2 9 th. Fo ot , to be ditto. Assistant Surgeon Edward Laisne, from 'the 6th Foot, to be Surgeon to the l•orces in Portugal only, under the . . Com, 'mand of Lieut.-Gen. 13eresford. • Lorenzo Saintnett, Gent. .to be Hospital Mate for General Service. . - • • • The tirg's German Legion, Ist Dragoons, Cornet Charles: titierhorst to be Lieutenant, vice.Leattie, appointed Brigade-Major on the Stair. Staff Lieutenant Ernest 132r0n Unite, from Ist Dragoons, to be Brigade-Major, with temporary Rank of Captain, vice Chatham and Sheerness Vdlunteer Infantry Lieutenantliain Goddard td be Captain:in the Sheerness Compai.y, vice Williams, who resigns. Wtn. ALiudoLlt, Geht. to be Lieutenant, vice Goddard. MEMORANDUM. Paymaster Cuthbert, of the 38th, and Paymaster Pollock, of the s .st Regithent or Foot, are .Supersedcd, being 'absent without Leave. ' Ordnance-Office, yanuary 4, . Reyal Regiment of Artilleey. • • To be Second Lieutenants. Gentleman Cadet Henry .Hough, vice Brown, prnmoted. Gentleman C.l4det Frederick Morro, vice Tucker,. Pro , m•,t , d. -Geritienian Cutlet George G. Palmer, vice Man ners, promotgd. Gentleman Gadet Henry Hutchins, vice Palmer, promoted. • Medical 'Est..blishment for the Military Department of the Ordnanee. Assistant-Surgeon-General, and Deputy Inspector Doaor Gustavus Irwin, to be Surgeon-General, and Inspector of Ordnance Hospitals, vice Rollo. deceased, Surgeon-MacMillan Jameson, M; b. to'be Assistant-Surgeon General and lit: l aity Inspector of Ordnance Hos9itals • 9 vice Irwin.• First Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Lloyd to be Stirgeon, , vice lameson. • Seeomi Assistant-Surgeon Wtn . . Patten: to be First Assistant _ Surgeon, vice Lloyd. • ' Hugh Moises, 'Gent. to be Sec on d Assistant-Surgeon, v i ce Patten. • commissions in the StirlingSh4e, &c. Regiment of Ml;itla sig , v,ed , by• the Lord Licot,..4imt, To be Major-- Nletehe.l,l • To be Captains 7 Lieutenant, 1 ) 41e,r 4; , poug,al. Lieutenant Malcolm Stark. Lieutenant' John Amory. Tp- bv. Lieutenants:,- 7 );:nsign. .Alex. 4411,achIim: • Ensign Dotigalit Dougall. To be Ensigns-101m cr;ham i jGent, r Charles Ross, Cent.. Robert Leisha,:in, Gent. l'o he Surgeon . .,.9ssist;nd - Surgeon Wm. IYinton„ • • To be Assistant-Surgeon—G. A. ilorth ,, ick,"Gent:. —. • " . Crown. 0 . 1 1 4 ;ce, yan, . • IN , IY.IBER RETURNED TO, SERVE IN THIS PrtESENT• PARLIAMENT, . ut . bi!eklngh.llll. Wm. Lowndes, of IXhandon Ha11,..t0, the, county of Buck.. inghain. Esq• in the room df Will. l-i-nry Cavendish 13:.n. tinok Scott, .ceminoniy Tizelitieid, now' Duke of- Portland. ' 8/INTCRUPTCIEY ENLARGED. Gcor4e Mabs; Sll,lley, of st, Mary,Whitqchapel,Middlesex , 6' to ;7, at Mi. At initi ilati „ . .101 m '%Villiain :outikey, ELtii, p.to.r-tian6cr, from an. 9 . fo 17, at ten, at (.; London. • • 11./INKRUPTS. • Joseph Slocornbe, now or late Of 'Bristol, hatter, to Sul' render lap 9, at eleven, as; and twelve,- at the Wltite Lion; Bristol. A ttbrnies; Mr. R. A. paid, Bath ; i\lessra. Land "I'. Leman, Bristol; or Messt.' stieph,,r,i inn(' Adlpigton, Bedford-row, London. ,‘ William Wright, of Stockpert, Cheshire,..trair-dresser and and jeweller, lan. 16, 1,7, and. Feb. 17, at eleven, Castle, Stockport." A [tonnes', 11 r. Edge, I 'Temple, ' London ; or Mr. Harrop, Stockport. Geoige Perkins Abner, late of lia•ntn;hall street, London,' b u t now of We ) mouth and Me!combe Dorsei.s"hire, lact,Or, lan." 23, 30, at the Crown Inn, Weynionth and Melcortr . n.: Regis, and, 1 - .eb. 17, at the King's Arms,. Dor... • ; chrster, at eleven, each day., Attornies, Mr. William 1 - Spencer, Dordiester ; or Messrs. Peiirson' and Sbn, Middle Temple. London.. . • . Richard ,Marsh, of Rayleigh; Essex, linen-draper, lan.'l3, s o , and Feu. 17, at eleven,, at Guildhall, L:axiOn. At. tonnes', Mr. - Bigg," flatfOii- Garden, ,Loydon; or Mr. Bathurst, Rochlurd. ,Tlioinas JiThes,- of Manchester, coach-maker, lan. 22, 23, and Feb. 17, sit eleven, at the l'aface Inn, Manchester. At tonnes, Mr. Win. l'artinguati,.__Manchester ; or Messrs. Foulkes and,Longdill, LoncLat. jarnes . liibsdale,. of i3edtorj.strect, Bedford-row, Middle . sex,. boot and. shoemaker, aq: 13, 20, Peb. 17, -eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. kernot, Thavies- Inn, Holborn. , r... 'WilliamValiance, of bast.lar.e, Berrnon.l.sey,Surrey, builder, Jan.l3, 20, and Feb. 27, ateinen; Lonslcm. Attorney, '.Nr. Wa4brough, arntint.tr...:oftrt,i Thro,.;in,)r -' ton-street. , Ann _QarleY, of the Roebttek . , Holborn, li , liddlesex, ler, Jan, 2, at twelve, 23, and Feb.. at eleven, at(;tutd hfill. Attorney; Mr. lautes-steer, lialtord.low. lan. 27. ITlthrii2sll fitchell, Of Haiton-iruit, Threadneedle street, London, merchant, at len, at Guildhall. lan. '27: Richard L,oat, of Long,acre,.Midiesex, ironmonger and brazier, at ten, at Griil4 l hall. lan. 25. Charjes Miles, of 13e - rmonclsey-stteet, - Sotithwark, Surrey, felltironKer, at eleven, at , •Guildliall; London. lan 30. Oliver Newcomb, :of Holles_street, St. Mary-le, bone, Middlese)4 uphosterer, and cabinet-maker, at eleven, • at jan.3t. Benjamin Polack,: of Sheffield, Yorkshire, watch ' maker and jeweller, at eleven, at Healey's Hoteli.Sliel ' field. lan. 27. Christopher Greengrass, late of Purleigh, Essex shopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. lan: z 6: Christopher Berry the eider, and Robert. Rochester, 'of Norwich, booksellers, at'four, at the King's Head Jiro, Norwich. Feb 4,2.. William fames, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, shop 'keeper, at eleven, at the Bush - Tavern, Bristol. Feb.' 1. John . Bridge and henry Keele, late of - Liverpool, : merchants; at eleven, at the Ctown and Anchor. Tavern; Liverpool . lotin Fuller, GI Lewes Sussex, butcher, at ten, at Ake Star Inn, Lewes. jan. 27. lOhn Harvey, now or late of Springfield, FiscX; .bricklayer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon t i on. Jati..2; . iiarn Close and Matthew C. loSe, of Leeds, York , shire, dyers, at otre,'at London. elf.hr IFICATES. , (An, 27. lieriry BOnner, of I ; N:et-street; Loacton, stationer. ;Charles Crettiani, of Liverpoal, merchant. -Solornoif Levier); jun. of Barnes, Surrey, broker., Charles Boucher, of Southampton-tow, Bluoinbsurv, Middle. book'sel ler. WilliaM M:adows and Richard' rohn:irin, of - Pell- - -streer, _ Pacitlingtoni Middlesex; cortl,m,ercnants. George Morgan, of t•oster,lane, ,Lisiropsgate-strect, Londr.nr, ciieeseinonger. lorreph Neisoni, now or lite of Leeds, Ydrkshire, Wcoll .staplet.- V iliiam Mullen, late of Caishalton, but now of Ch4a.tnic. Surrey, builder: • d wadi %V akeling, of Clare, Suffolk, brewer. Robert Roberts, latiof Livsrpcol, menthant, . . . • • C : URE FOR .THE r foorit-ACHE.—Tke.a clean to bacco pipe, place the ticiwi of it in the fire till re de hot ? put two•or three pinches of henbane seed into the,bowl, over which put the broad part of a corn :mon funnel, the tube of he funnel.agains.t .the. tooth alfeCled, sp that the smoke arising from the seed may -enter. As often, as-the pipe gets _cold, ,beAr. it afresh, and put in more -seed;, continue.: this tot about, a quarter of an hour, and ; the pain, it not allayed immediately, will: soon- cease. :This..is certain cure for that most distressing pain, which so Often severely felt by,t,lie inhabitants c l f this- c oo try, more . than any other v! . The wed may be got a any seed,hop, and twopennyivortlfol it will, ,serve • for 20 people. Care should be taken that the persofi after- the performance cif t!iis operation, does . not ! take- cold in prder.tp prevent this, it had better be perfortnedoshortly before -the 'person retires. to rest ; and, it is a question whether he ever will be affilidej with the tooth-ache _again,. at least for .some:years; It is theoptaion of some of the first dentists, "al , though they publicly ridicule this process, knowing its efficacy, that w-as it regularly performed evert; month, the teeth of the person so Making: use Uf - this:remedy would. never decay, or be in any man tier .aftlidled with.pan. , BIRTHS. • On Widnesday last, in Upper Gower , sireet; the IMy William Phillipson, Esq..'nfa-Daueltter. tan-Wednesdavlait s at GreenvAch, joseph Pitts, Esq. 01 Plymout!:, Eliza Ann ,) , :nons, of Dover- F I A GA Nesyington. On the 4th inst. - at Mary-le-bonne Church, John Good' ford, Eel. of Yeovil, .in 'Scnersetshitc, to - MisChatiottt Cholawley; fourth' dangh iet of the - late `Ne "Thottneley, li and , sister to Sir Montague Chola - It-ley, Bart. of taston, - Litv colnshire. , s Y On kVedrestlay the zoth - ult. at - Ws - frog - se in Rarl rat' Chaloncr Areedeckii , e, of ClAver • Alk-fail, .•11th ult. tit Cil r iplfAri, Irani?), ilatigtt ter cf the late (Win R„A. On Friday the 19th•tirt. suddenly, at his house al - N!ars'' land•Pointt , Stratforc.l: ~ ward George, of the Bank of Er,Aland. " On ,the i th of No'vember. at sea,' C. 4V. l Boycl , Commander of His Maj . sbLy's shin • • 11r • antes Teri Briiel4,llate-tif ‘,Vi al .,~,`1 ~mon. to 'irtins4,Fcw.e o J'criietufil Cara ' rite of TertlplE Gutting,i::;lotices(er.thire. el.lest son of the Lie Rev. I. Xoucle, Vicar of, Higivol,-. the County of _ r On the 24th ult. at lioughton-lioßse, William lienrY'Doitee, • • On tne3ist ult. Lieutritant-G4yyvood t of t h e nth:Ligill Dragoons: - • , On Wedue4iliy morning list ? at Kenr,uigton `at 4hle 40, Mr. james o'•tna }lmm!: of Lilglanci. ••()n F,riday••laft; in .Stanhop-street; A*.intir;i: Da' cres. On Satttcday mr;rningllv, I lenry the eldest son of 2,1( , , Joseph Fletcher,: l of S,id\yell, ,agett?,Al7._llo4llb4, -. „7-77-777rr-f - -- To:*Pll‘.:P.v.: AS TA ii i .Oic.e. • i - -i 1 ,Sir. . Np. L i ', Ne w 1 . 3 ridotirrer t., 11l aektriirs t 1 . 4 1 r CONSIDtIi it but all a& otousticci . 44 .to t_ l ,o ':: meri ts , of your l:-.2.rA , KIL:• ,, s• PAT - E SPI"AttS" 4 iS"• :irt',,l :municate to yoy the Inikowing Cure w ici , t-Ala,§, rae,emtly ‘ ;s44l 'performed by them : Ali' Acq'inittatice of mine by titi, breaking ott t of an ..olcli n l4snerca I, , ComptAitigatteiiited - 63 i 4 COM plication tif iNOrd-s ailsing therefrom), ,was rei!ticed 4s 'most to . askelet9 . l atkii:Aithcittgli: It& ifiel;the-b e s t - r rieriio 'advice which' conic he obtained, and tried. a variety of.isalyoj Medicines, notltirig:e&ttliP'oe :rocii red '''v tilt lf Vecined - 14 saidi his 'case, or to tic) hiinany service : he reiV44)o.s-I:lll.:.alniosvra'i Aticed and pitiable tiitur.tion fie two years, unable to Inllo o l hi s .p rolessien, and scarcely able to, wa It ()Pry& 'to ;stana . ;his legs.;• in t'z'id . ii, ) ~Ile wilt knew hlrn ever supposed : it pc , sipte , tor Iliad .torecover. Ale was aelvtiaal•tir -last iteri k y6l; ! Leake's fills--lie mild so, adhering strictly to. te.cliredi, 1 'given with them. ,fle 'had not taken more thaiN;wrl'boiabe tore he tnund an al...erat4oo-for the- better: this encuurag him to_ prOceetl,, and•by .takingi a fe ! on-bo!tes !Deice he lobil his appetite and srrengtii - g - i'addalfS. return, and is no w•' i healtli3 and stout as any man I knot‘P. "'.You • are, weleornei Sir, to icier-44, person to me for a confirmation of the ahoy ' account if-it should bt doubted. :! -. • - • - 1,2 M, Sir, , your obedient humble servant -,• Librarr,t FolkF k tone. ,• : • :'' ' THOS.- lit) I - Zb AV. . P repared and S cid ibs -the Sole i:tojtrietar, THOS. TA a LOR , Nlerni:er Ot tleßoyar College of surgeon L,maion, at his.,House, Ni.): 9;lcitivciliiliAti.t e i ; ' •''.. Where, 'atter-a constant residence of more than Forty Year in .a practice partiC:ulariy directed 10 the Ciire' of Vent teal .Complaints, and those ineitlental to. the Peas 0 Generation - in • both . Sexes - , with that inviolable secret which Men of his Profession should always observe, h flatters hinaself, the advice and assistatu;e he gratuiteu I.y administers to. Persons :taking this; Meditine, will esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seido, to be, obtained, - arid.void of inribiguity . ••. • . ~•• A lso soid, _by ~his A ppoint inynt, iOr , the, convenien c e °, thote living at a. distance, at'tliti•Paftinideg;'N'd. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshili,' No,. itai,'Ortiar° . street;' Mr. Disborougti's, No. 7, fish-street-hill ; Mr Baxter's, SouthLbridge,,Binburgh;- - .Mr. 111 6 1;onald's, G.1:1! Ao,i ; Mr. Bull, Datrie-stleet, Dublin; ,\lr. hillinge's, P verpool; Mr..Atkinsonis; Manchester ; 'and-by one P e rsO, l'n every considerable Tow n i n G reat B r i ta i n and lre.arto in Boxes of only is. 9d. each, sealeeup With full ar• plain directions, whereby persons of either - ,sex. may cu themselves with ease, speed - ,secrecy, and safety. ' •• N. B. Every..box,sold.in Great.l3ritzirt• i: seilta up wit a sta:np, on Which, by favour of the Commissioners, is prin -ed at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor; NO. 9,,'N - ew Bridg street," toirnitate whiCh is Felony, and all other,; are cola tortetts ;an . be PC Sic de tq , Sir El U DII(IDENDS. lan. 27. Henry Muhns, of al:iglit'.sbri:lge, Middlesex, paper stainer, at eleven, at G uildth: I l lan." i 4, Willidm Sherratt, othirmingliain,carrier,_at eleven, at the Shakspeare la n . 3a. Tik - nr4s 'Crane, of Pje,tua t I.atiC3Shire, ir on- Sounder atone, at the Star and'G arter Tavern; LiverPcy,l. Jan. 27. Lucas, of elteilpide, London, warehouse man," at ten, at Guildhall. • lan; 27. ,APrahaill I oues,- of Batli,§9uare, Portsea, slop. -Pi lor, at ten, at G uildhal I, London. jail. 27. Thomas Morse, of Wood-stren,Cheapside, London," fat:tor, at ten, at Guildhall. • , • • • jan„3o." Samuel lbhetson, - of Ludgate-hill, London, silk. mercer, at ten, at ciotldnall, lohn Luxton, of Exeter, 'linen-draper, at eleven, at GuiLlhall, London. • • lan. Waiarn Nlaltnews, of 1 - srown's-lane, Spitafizids, Middlesex, carpenter and builder, at twelve; at ball. • U-LNDOII Printeci by RICHARD HARRIS, or Ps.o. marrictt.c oqf B ow _ strect ; an d p u bli s h e d b y WILLIAM ARIVII it) 1 S, South Molton.street, Crosvenora:quare. Authe SUN-OFFICE, No. 112, Stand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paperi letters for the Editor, &c. {post-paid), must by addressed